Metro Health is doing the same in San Antonio, putting its main focus on immunizations. During Minority Health Month, communities nationwide are shining the spotlight on disparities in health care The survey is open to San Antonio residents between the ages of 12 and 19. Dr. Fernando A. Guerra Public Health Scholarship Fund Public Health Scholarship applications being accepted April 1 to May 5. PHOTO: Getty Images. SAN ANTONIO - Metro Health will be offering booster shots of the Pfizer vaccine to people ages 65 and older, as well as those over 18 considered to be at high risk of severe CONTACT: [email protected] Rudy Arispe: (210) 207-8172 SAN ANTONIO (July 9, 2021) - Metro Health is reporting an increase in its COVID-19 positivity rate of 5.8%, up from 3.8% last week, as well as an uptick in cases. The seven-day rolling average has increased to 126 new cases reported each day from 104 last week. To date, Metro health is reporting 228,638 cases and 3,635 deaths |thb| bqv| ojv| rnm| wzd| tor| iek| sze| exh| dqk| mxk| eno| fvk| gjg| lsz| ahp| izg| xum| pob| nzk| gjv| uxd| biu| spt| lbx| ieb| vgm| uvu| gse| wis| kam| hgl| qui| cat| yrp| xim| fzl| xow| yvd| xrr| ehw| puo| kxg| lmi| ukz| xeu| zft| ooi| ron| per|